MailFail: Who's Spoofing your Email, and How are they Doing it?  

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MailFail: Who's Spoofing your Email, and How are they Doing it?
The Inherent flaws of email security with Jack Hyland
Dear Reader,
Email is a topic people either know very well or not at all.
I was in the latter category before I started my research alongside a wise Nigerian prince. Now I want to spread the word with a webcast that definitely cannot be summarized by an email. At least not one which you'd actually read.
I’ve found universities, government websites, and “top 100s” with misconfigurations.
SMTP is inherently insecure; anyone can spoof any email address. Over the years, there have been layers of security mechanisms bolted to your inbox to reject these spoofs. Most folks don't know they exist, let alone how they work. (SPF, DMARC, ARC, DANE, MTA-STS, BIMI, SMTP TLS Reporting, DNSSEC, and DKIM)
In conclusion, I’ve developed a web browser extension which will highlight what is good and what is bad in your org’s configuration, and then show you how attackers could exploit the bad.
Sincerely,
Abraham Lincoln
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